Chulalongkorn University

Visit the University of Chulalongkorn in Bangkok, Thailand, the oldest university in Thailand and is revered as the "most prestigious university in the country". It has 19 colleges, 2 graduate schools, 1 branch, 11 institutes, 2 education centers and 3 affiliated schools. The school's name is taken from King Rama V of Julalongkorn, and its founder is King Vajiralongkorn (H.M.Vajiravudh) Rama VI.

We study here. The atmosphere here is very good. For Bangkok There are a lot of big trees. All the way, it will be green, shady, good atmosphere, clean, there are many places to relax, cycling, walking, taking a view car, riding a scooter, walking with friends. Going out, Zumba It's all good. There are many activities to do.

I often pass through that area. I like it very much, the atmosphere is still quiet. Spotless and shady as before, not changing at all.

For those who don't like bustling crowds and noisy mainstream scenic spots, it's a good choice to spend half a day at Thailand's top-ranking universities want to be quiet you can visit the library for half an hour free with your passport without disturbing others, and find your favorite angle concave shapes and take pictures on the tree-lined campus streets, of course. You can also sit in the cool grass and chat in a low voice.

Educational haven blooming. Indigenous plants, sustainable design, a green tribute to Chulalongkorn University's legacy

This university is called Tsinghua, the highest institution in Thailand, it is really good and beautiful.

The university is the first university in Thailand and a prestigious comprehensive university with many sub-faculties. The university has 19 colleges, 2 graduate schools, 1 branch, 11 institutes, 2 educational centers and 3 affiliated schools. The school is in the center of Bangkok, very close to the hotel we stayed in, we walked over. We found this school by map navigation and found that the school had no gates, no walls, and anyone could enter and exit freely. It seemed to be an open campus atmosphere. Foreigners can visit the school library, as long as they change their passports for temporary cards. On weekends, there are few students on campus, and there are green vegetation and flowers everywhere, just like in the forest. In addition, because the school is too big, there are many buses shuttled on the campus, which is free. Worth a visit. The school provides free bus service to students with four lines. Line 1 departs from Sala Phra Kiew, passes through Siam Square and MBK and finally returns to the Engineering College. Line 2 departs from Sala Phra Kiew, passes through the College of Education and the Stadium and finally returns to the Engineering College. Line 3 starts from Sala Phra Kiew, passes through the School of Economics and the School of Art and other places, and finally returns to the School of Engineering. Line 4 starts from Sala Phra Kiew, passes through the School of Pharmacy and the U Center and finally returns to the School of Engineering.